1. affection

2. "It is a massive jump in very little time: there were just about 30 cases when I became interior minister (in mid-2012), and 1,400 today," said Valls.

3. This year they looked at the use of negative strategies such as anger or stonewalling responses to conflict, and found that these predicted health-related changes over time in specific ways.

4. La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz returned to the microphone after being told about the mix up and said 'Moonlight won Best Picture' and insisting that 'this is not a joke'.

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6. You see all kinds of grisly, hairy characters on the Tube but few commuters would've expected to see a pack of pandas on the platform.

应用

1. China's 2016 office box sales are expected to exceed the 2015 total of 44 billion yuan (6.8 billion U.S. dollars), the country's film watchdog said.

2. “Cooling measures [are] the most important issue affecting the [residential] property market in Hong Kong,” says Thomas Lam, head of valuation at Knight Frank. “That is why all the major institutional plans are looking at the office market in the past two or three years.”

3. 中国国产3D奇幻/冒险片《捉妖记》2015年7月在国内上映后打破一系列票房纪录，成为2015年中国内地最卖座的电影

4. Samsung’s comment was shorter: “Media reports of the acquisition are groundless.”

5. Nova School of Business and Economics consolidated last year’s strong performance by climbing a further 14 places to 17.

6. All told, Ujiri parted with Terrence Ross, Jared Sullinger, and a total of three picks to acquire the two veterans.

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1. “These kinds of questions are really front and center, even though they’re not necessarily verbalized.”

2. To tackle the problems, the report suggests that e-commerce laws should be developed as soon as possible. It also calls for the establishment of an online credit system to strengthen the discipline of the e-commerce industry.

3. 高位且不断上升的美国利率可能很快成为新兴市场危机的驱动因素：此类条件可能导致新兴市场借贷成本升高，还有资本外流以及金融部门冒险意愿下降。